I did manage to
get a two-strand necklace from the beads I recently posted. I had to work out a few technical issues and
restring one of the strands. I am happy
with it and it is ready for my friend to finish the ends.
I had these plastic
beading trays with grooves, and they are working well for me.
I have the
beads settled in the grooves, so I don’t have to worry about them shifting.
I want
to make a couple of turquoise necklaces while I'm in the mood. I gathered two necklaces, two bracelets, and
one money clip. I will see what I can do with them. My criterion was
finding beads with a hole large enough
that I can feel it.
We had rain,
snow, and hail this last week. So this
project is just what I needed. It’s not
that I need more jewelry, because I seldom go anywhere anymore. But just playing with beads will help pass the
time until I can work in the garden.
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2 comments:
L-O-V-E your “newly remodeled” bead necklaces! They remind me of the late Iris Apfel who accessorized her wardrobe with large beaded jewelry. In her words—“More is more & less is a bore”, so carry on!
The 2 strand necklace turned out beautiful. Put it on when you wear your fancy apron on cooking day! Looking forward to seeing the turquoise necklace.
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